This black rock building was purchased from I. E. Wax in 1931 for $350 to house the offices of the Fremont Irrigation Company, as recorded in the minutes of a meeting held February 7, 1931. Until it was sold to the Fremont Irrigation Company, it was used by the Loa Co-op store and Mr. Wax. It is believed that Henry Albrecht, a prominent rock mason during the settlement of the Fremont River Valley, constructed the building about 1912.